Verb forms
Correct the mistake: I've knew her all my life.
known
Correct or incorrect? Yesterday I've finished work at 8pm.
Incorrect - Yesterday I finished work
Choose the correct answer:
A) Have you read that book I lent you?
B) No, I haven't read it yet / just. I'll read it soon.
yet
Correct the mistake: She hasn't eat meat for six years.
eaten
Correct or incorrect? I've lived here for 5 years.
correct
Choose the correct answer:
A) Hey Bec, I haven't seen you in ages. What's news?
B) Well, I've just / already bought a house. It's so exciting! We moved in about two weeks ago.
just
Correct the mistake: Someone has broke the window.
broken
Correct or incorrect? I've seen her 10 minutes ago.
Incorrect - I saw her...
Choose the correct answer:
I've lived in five different cities in the last six years / yet / just.
in the last six years
Correct the mistake:
A) Are we late?
B) No, the movie hasn't began yet.
begun
Correct or incorrect? I've been on the phone since 8am.
correct
Choose the correct answer:
A) You kids look bored. Why don't you go for a walk down to the lake.
B) We've already / yet / in the last hour done that today. It's boring.
already